It's a fair point without FCC approval but really it's just a...

It's a fair point without FCC approval but really it's just a matter of time. As for approval well military application is a different circumstance all together

Back in mid 2000's I stood directly in front of an ECM in the bushmaster gun turret in Afghan and Iraq which sole purpose omitted a radio wave that inhibited frequencies within a 50mtr radius and prevented mobile phone signals reaching an I.E.D. as we drove past. A protective bubble if you will (think that something that powerful couldn't fry my nuts then think again) But still we stood in front of it patrol after patrol. Lead vehicles in the Light Armoured Vehicle (LAVs) convoy also utilised devices that set off or " excited" the radio frequency and detonated I.E.D's  safely in front of the convoy. And that was near 15yrs ago we were using that tech. Worked too. Well most occasions .

You reckon there was a 10yr trial period and extensive long term safety on that kit before we got deployed. Hell No! 3yrs tops.

DJI Mavic now has one out that has thermal imagery and a Black Ops mode including aircraft detection systems. Only $4,500.

https://www.dji.com/au/mavic-2-enterprise?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgLqi9t3l3wIVgTgrCh3L7AetEAAYASAAEgLXCfD_BwE

It is literally just a matter of time until the likes of the FCC and other agencies will have no alternative but to install counter drone systems on All government buildings, Schools, Hospitals. You name it. Military and law enforcement are always the first to adapt this tech and that has been Droneshield's primary target so far from what I can gather. If someone else comes knocking then great, make the sale.

The gun mounted radar may have implications however that is not Dronesheied's sole product.

This Co will succeed just fine IMO. 

Waiting patiently for my buy in signal.